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Mozambique Visa for Singapore Citizens 2026

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Singapore citizens can apply for a Mozambique eVisa (Tourist or Business) via https://evisa.gov.mz; typical processing is 3–5 business days; fees start around USD 60 for Tourist and USD 90 for Business; ensure passport validity and travel documents before travel.

Guide last updated September 5, 2026. Always verify with official sources before travel.

What you need

  • Passport validity: Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into Mozambique and have at least one blank page for entry stamps or electronic visa records.
  • Specific forms: Mozambique eVisa submitted entirely online at https://evisa.gov.mz; no separate DS-160, VAF1A or embassy forms are required for the eVisa path.
  • Financial proof: The official eVisa portal does not publish a fixed minimum balance; you may be asked to show evidence of sufficient funds on arrival. Carry recent bank statements or a sponsorship/invitation letter if available.
  • Accommodation and return ticket: It is recommended to have hotel bookings or an invitation letter, and proof of onward or return air ticket in case of border checks.
  • Photo spec: Upload a passport-style photo (35x45 mm) with a white background; ensure image is clear and recent (usually under 6 months).
  • Biometrics: Biometrics are not required to be submitted in person for the online eVisa application; the visa is issued electronically. Border control may collect biometrics on arrival if required by Mozambican authorities.
  • Travel health insurance: Travel medical insurance is recommended but not mandatory for the eVisa application.
  • Additional notes: Ensure that personal data (name, passport number, date of birth) exactly matches your passport to avoid delays.

Visa types

  • Mozambican eVisa – Tourist (official name: Mozambique eVisa – Tourist): Validity up to 90 days from issue; maximum stay typically 30 days; single entry; approximate fee around USD 60.
  • Mozambican eVisa – Business (official name: Mozambique eVisa – Business): Validity up to 90 days from issue; maximum stay typically 30 days; single entry; approximate fee around USD 90.
  • Student visa (Sticker visa, not typically online): Official name: Mozambique Student Visa (Sticker). Generally issued via Mozambican embassy; validity often up to 1 year with possible extensions; multiple entry commonly allowed; approximate fee around USD 150–180; requires admission letter from a Mozambican educational institution and visa/permit coordination.
  • Work visa (Sticker visa, not typically online): Official name: Mozambique Work Visa (Sticker). Validity varies (often 1–3 years) with multiple entry; requires a job offer and work permit processed through the Ministry of Labor and Immigration authorities; approximate fee around USD 200–350.
  • Note: Singapore citizens can apply online for Tourist and Business eVisas via the official portal; Student and Work categories typically require embassy/consulate processing and employer or institution sponsorship.

How to apply online

  • How to apply online: Go to https://evisa.gov.mz/ and create an account.
  • Steps:
  • Select Tourist or Business eVisa depending on purpose.
  • Complete the online application form with exact personal data as in your passport.
  • Upload required documents: scanned biographical passport page, passport photo, travel itinerary or hotel/invitation letter, and any supporting documents.
  • Pay the visa fee online with a credit or debit card (fees shown in USD).
  • Submit the application and wait for the electronic visa decision by email.
  • Print the approved eVisa (or save a copy) and present it at border control along with your passport.
  • Fee (local currency and USD): Tourist around USD 60; Business around USD 90; payments are online via the portal.
  • Processing time: Typical processing is 3–5 working days; expedited processing (if offered) can take 2–3 days at an additional fee.
  • How approval arrives: The Mozambique eVisa is issued electronically and delivered by email as a PDF; there is no visa sticker in your passport.
  • Additional note: For Singapore citizens, Student and Work categories are usually not issued via the online portal and must be arranged with the Mozambican embassy or consulate; ensure you have the appropriate sponsorship or documentation before travel.

Fees & processing time

  • Visa fee (eVisa): Tourist USD 60; Business USD 90. Local currency equivalent (Mozambican Metical) will vary with exchange rates (approx 3,900–5,900 MZN for Tourist/Business combined at typical rates).
  • Service/processing fees: The official portal charges the visa fee plus any applicable service charges; no external VFS/BLS service fee is required for direct eVisa submissions, unless otherwise stated.
  • Total cost estimate: Tourist around USD 70 (visa + small service fee if applicable); Business around USD 100.
  • Standard processing time: 3–5 working days.
  • Express/priority option: If offered, may cost an additional USD 15–20 and reduce processing to about 2–3 days.

Tips for Singapore travelers

  • How far in advance to apply: Apply at least 7–14 days before your planned travel date to allow for processing and any potential delays.
  • Common rejection reasons for Singapore applicants specifically: Incomplete documents or mismatched data (name, date of birth, passport number), passport validity below 6 months, lack of a return/onward ticket, or insufficient supporting documents when requested.
  • VFS/BLS vs direct embassy application: For eVisa, use the official online portal (evisa.gov.mz) to avoid delays; traditional embassy or consulate routes are typically needed only for Student or Work categories or if you encounter eVisa issues.
  • Travel advisories or bilateral notes: Check both the Mozambique government and Singapore MFA advisories prior to travel; ensure you meet health and safety requirements and have up-to-date vaccinations as recommended by health authorities; keep track of border entry requirements.
  • Extension options inside Mozambique: If you stay beyond the eVisa’s allowed period, you generally need to apply for an extension with the Mozambican Immigration Service; extensions are assessed case-by-case and may require payment of fees; plan ahead as overstays can incur penalties.

Official links & resources

Always confirm requirements with government or embassy sources before applying.

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